The phrase "against recurrence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express prevention or opposition to something happening again, such as in medical or statistical discussions.
Example: "The new treatment plan was designed to work against recurrence of the disease."
Alternatives: "to prevent recurrence" or "to avoid recurrence".
People who have recovered from bacterial illnesses often develop specific antitoxins that confer immunity against recurrence.
The purpose of the present study was to examine whether ER protects against recurrence of depression over and above residual symptoms of depression following inpatient care for MDD.
Acceptance of undesired emotion and readiness to confront situations that cue these emotions appear to be particularly important for protecting against recurrence of depression.
"And we don't have much of an indicator while the person is in treatment of how protected they're going to be against recurrence".
It makes all the difference in the world whether one recognizes the central fact about the Fourth Amendment, namely, that it was a safeguard against recurrence of abuses so deeply felt by the Colonies as to be one of the potent causes of the Revolution, or one thinks of it as merely a requirement for a piece or paper.
It has established antimanic effect and prophylactic efficacy against recurrence of affective episodes (Belmaker 2004; Gershon et al. 2009).
Acyclovir ointment does not work well against recurrences, however, and is unable to eliminate the virus from the patient's body.
This may provide the additional benefit of protecting against recurrences of the cancer — even in another location — since the trained T-cells can proliferate and circulate through the body looking for the same kind of tumor cells to attack and destroy.
We analyzed retrospectively how effective the frozen section technique (FS) was against recurrences of oral SCC.
Therefore, in this study, we analyze how effective FS has been against recurrences of oral SCC, especially for superficial types.
The main phenotype of the response to mood stabilizers is a degree of prevention against recurrences of manic and depressive episodes during long-term treatment.
